TRUE or FALSE: Pr. Continuous for Future Arrangements

We can use the Present Continuous to talk about something happening right now.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We can use the Present Continuous to talk about plans or arrangements in the future.

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• FALSE

“I’m meeting my friend tomorrow” is an example of Present Continuous for a future arrangement.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We can use the Present Continuous for future arrangements only if the plan is already decided.

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• FALSE

“I’m going to the cinema tonight” means the speaker is in the cinema now.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Present Continuous for the future usually includes a time expression like tonight, next week, or on Friday.

• TRUE

• FALSE

“I’m studying English at the moment” is Present Continuous for a future arrangement.

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• FALSE

The Present Continuous for future arrangements can be used for fixed events in a timetable.

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• FALSE

The structure for positive sentences in the Present Continuous is:

SUBJECT + BE + GOING TO+ V INFINITIVE

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• FALSE

The structure for questions in the Present Continuous is:

BE + SUBJECT + V -ING + ?

• TRUE

• FALSE